Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-12
Buy your groceries Of Fairbanks.
There was snow II st. Cloud Mon

there isin the State, Is the verdict OF all
who have seen it.
Mrs. Void gave an infant party in
honor of her little four year old daughter
last Friday evening. About twenty Of
the little folks were present and enjoyed,
q pleasant evening. FL ~
There are ten cases Of typhoid fever
il the town Of Westtleld Dodge county.
Eight in the family OF Mr.. McAdam and
two in the family Of Mr.. Barry. ALI are
reported to be doing well. y ..=s zs8 !.
ENGINEER Mattice left Austin last
Thursday morning for Clark, Dakota, to
visit his parents. He expects to make .
months visit when he win return and
take his place on his Engine, $40.
There will be services held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday at 1890 9.
M, subject. e'What Think Ye Of Christi"
and 7:s0p. M, subject, Humility Elk
allied. P.B. PEABODY, Rector. ~
We wish some one would figure up
the amount of strength laid out each day
in opening the post.office door. /. Will it
continue to open harder and harder as
the season advances we wonder7 -,
Joseph Adams has been improving
the .late damp weather with little fish
ing. He was one of a party that caught
IS at Ramsey lately. There are several
people in the city that should take lessons
of Joseph we think. =.
III you want spectacles, or eye glasses
you should call at Hayes Bros. They
have larger stock then is carried by
any other house in southern Minnesota,
and can fit any eye. You can get any
style manufactured
-Leverich and Will Knight are very
enthusiastic over their new Hammond
type writer. If you want to see neat
machine call in and take a look at 1t.
Knight takes pleasure in showing up its
way Of doing the work. + s -
Spring Valley Mercury: ]. r.. Camp
field, one of the first settlers of Racine,
Mower county, has rented his farm and
taken up his residence in Spring. Valley.
having rented the house lately purchased
by Molstad. across the street from Mrs.
| Stevens. 49,
IS. F. Heath of the firm of Heath l.
Kimball Of Minneapolis dealers in boats.
bicycles and type writers was in the city
Saturday and furnished J. B. Leverich
with new type writer. He spent Sun.
day with his uncle Mr.. Harrington of
Brownsville and returned to Minneapolis
Monday. III. >
James Hayis making preparations to
open q dandy billiard hall in the new
Galloway block on the corner east of the
| Palace Bakery. He has ordered three
fine billiard tables and two pool
tables which he expects here Saturday.
It is fine location and we shall expect
Games" to do large business. ~
Farmers would find it a good plan
we think to burn all the old grass stubble
and rubbish of variess kinds in the fall
wherever possible. The grain and grass
crops here suffer from the ravages Of in
sects of various kinds and their hiding
places should be cleaned out as often as
possible. Prairie fires do not run over
the country to do the business now as
they did few years ago and the farmers
must attend to the business themselves.
Don't npvleyt IT. this fall f - ~ -
| Mr.. Ed. F. Bourne, the efficient and
| worthy cashier of the United States Ex-
press Company, Dss Moines, Iowa, says:
From the lack of exercise and from
close confinement to Office work, / have
been troubled with habltual constipation.
/ have received more benefit from st.
Patrick's Pills than anything I ever tried.
l gave them thorough test and am now
in perfect health. ! hereby recommend
them as a pleasant and reliable medicine.
They do not grippe nor cause the sickness
occasioned by the operation Of almost ell
other cathartic pills or medicines. Sold
by Giles & Shepherd. s..
/ by our exchanges We see tnat the
fakir abounded at the county fairs this
fall. We think it time TO call 9 halt on
these slick swindlers and think that fair
/ managers should endeayor to put stop
. to the nulsance. Not only are 8 great
many dollars taken from the people who
can lily spare them, but the boys witness
an exhibition Of getting money too easy,
that is very liable to cause them to think
the regular honestswaY of getting money
is too slow and too hard. Boys are easl-
LILY taken by easy ways Of doing things
and IT is worth while to make an effort
TO keep the easy dishonest methods Of
the fakir out Of their way when possible,
Francis heller. Of Udolpho, has sold
his farm Of 100; acres to Albert stimson,
for q, 800 Mr., heller & one Of the / old.
est settlers Of Udolpho, and has been !
valued CITIZEN there for many years The
| place thst he sells i the old homestead